Does "change management" often involve using a trojan horse methodology?

Question

The trojan horse methodology could be used to dependably upgrade the system.

But, the trojan horse methodology could be used to greatly deteriorate the system.

Might a consultant WANT to deteriorate the system ? The company using the deteriorated system could be more easily carved up and its assets stripped.

Perhaps "change management" by its nature is a trojan horse methodology. ("Just knock down part of the gateway and tow in the wooden horse and you've got added value").

Answer 1

It may not be often. Luck is not permanent.

Answer 2

You must enter the quest for the eternal life elixer, beginning in the flames of the underworld. You must begin at once, to understand the final destination of your task. Battling many foes, you must defeat the evil of the deadly Grethroth. GO NOW, AND BATTLE FOR THE POWER OF GOOD!!!

Answer 3

In using a trojan horse,

don't use the back door. <}:-})